绿洲明珠 学业乐境 从一所学校感受沙漠之都——专访伍伦贡大学迪

伍伦贡大学迪拜分校校长
Salem
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用一所学校，带你走进一个城市。

记者_张影 编辑_刘薇禛平 设计_张禹
—专访伍伦贡大学迪拜分校校长Mohamed-Vall Mohamed Salem Zein
绿洲明珠 学业乐境
从一所学校感受沙漠之都迪拜，在许多人心中是个熟悉又陌生的地方。

熟悉是因为听过太多关于这座城市的故事和传说，沙漠绿洲，遍地黄金，世界第一高楼哈利法塔矗立于此，帆船酒店在阳光下熠熠生辉，等待着全世界的游客去发现更多新奇与奢华。

但与此同时，这座被沙漠与海水环绕的豪华之都，它的许多故事对于广袤沙漠之外相隔万里的中国人而言，就像是神话传说，充满了神秘色彩。

正因如此，如果听到身边有人去迪拜留学，大多数人都要忍不住好奇问上一问：迪拜也能留学吗？为什么要选择去迪拜留学？中国人怎么才能去迪拜留学？
我们在那里生活会不会非常不习惯？在《留学》记者同样好奇的提问中，伍伦贡大学迪拜分校校长Mohamed-Vall Mohamed Salem Zein教授，用一座学校作为切入点，带所有人走近那个被想象禁锢在空中楼阁中的迪拜。

UOWD：来自澳大利亚的一股海风
在2015年前，伍伦贡大学（University of Wollongong，UOW）的中文名还叫“卧龙岗”，因为这名字，它成为了经常出现在“国人不了解的优秀大学”和“奇怪中文名字的大学”名单上的一座“高岗”。

由于翻
译太过本土化，不少人误以为这所距悉尼车程仅有一小时的大学是一所中国高校。

殊不知，“Wollongong”一词本与大海有关，意为海岸线上的五座岛屿。

1993年，“Wollongong”把海风带入了沙漠，在阿拉伯联合酋长国迪拜设立分校，起初名为澳大利亚研究学院（IAS），2004年，大学移至Knowledge Village，并正式整合为伍伦贡大学迪拜分校（University of Wollongong in Dubai，UOWD）。

这所学校是阿联酋第一所外国大学，同时也是波斯湾地区的第一所澳大利亚大学。

从此，海洋和陆地握住了手，凭借基础雄厚的高等教育资源和迪拜这座东西方桥梁城市的独特地理优势，伍伦贡大学迪拜分校逐渐成为迪拜最负盛名的大学之一。

2015年被任命为校长的Salem很早便加入了这座快速发展的新兴高校。

他曾在毛里塔尼亚和加拿大做了多年软件工程，获得博士学位后，Salem校长在2004年来到了迪拜。

“我的兴趣和专长在于电脑的技术和非技术方面，对学术也一直有所向往。

”Salem 校长表示，他不仅致力于研究信息科技的软件工程、性能分析及可扩展性这些技术性方面，对创新和资讯科技的伦理观等这些更为主观化和人性化的理念同样颇有心得。

在他心中，学术教学与行业发展并不互相冲突，他对这两方面都有自己的追求。

伍伦贡大学迪拜分校刚好便是这样一个能满足他两样追求的地方。

“它位于迪拜这个充满活力的城市的中心，行业内大型国际公司驻扎于此，为我提供了一个独特的机会去追求我的两方面兴趣。

从此我一直在这里工作，没有回头。

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2008年，Salem担任信息技术学院院长，2009年末被任命为工程和信息科学学院院长，一直到2015年，他成为这所学校的校长，伍伦贡迪拜分校的大半发展历程，他都亲眼见证并为之投入大量精力，可以说，这座学校的“幼年期”和“青少年期”都有Salem校长的陪伴。

“在过去的26年里我们获得了巨大的进步，在1993年，我们只有8名学生，现在我们有3500多名学生。

如今我们期待着今年晚些时候搬进我们的新校区，在那里我们将有更多的空间。

”谈到学校在这些年来的成就，Salem也颇感欣慰。

正如Salem校长所言，在UOWD，不仅能学习信息科技、计算机科学、工学等技术性学科，同样也能了解到这些行业的非技术性一面。

UOWD不仅开设理工科专业，而且商业金融、媒体传播等学科也是留学生们选择的热门专业。

由于天生的澳大利亚血统，这座高校在学科资源和学历认证上便天然有了些独特的优势。

所有在 UOWD 学习的学生，无需远赴澳洲，便可以选择获得与澳大利亚伍伦贡本校一致的学位证书，如果想要换个环境深造，还能参加交换生计划前往澳大利亚学习一部分课程。

“在教学上遵循澳大利亚教育体系的UOWD手握三重认证，这意味着我们的学位是经本地、区域和国际认可的。

”Salem 校长解释道，“UOWD的学位来自澳大利亚，是澳大利亚高等教育质量与标准署（TEQSA）认证学位，在本地层面则是由阿联酋高等教育部(MOHE)、阿联酋学术认证委员会(CAA)和迪拜知识与人类发展局(KHDA)认证的。

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三重认证的背后是三重监管，迪拜分校接受着同时来自澳大利亚和阿联酋政府的考验，对这一点，Salem校长也颇为自信：“我们的大学受到严格的监管，以确保尽可能高的学位质量。

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为什么要去迪拜留学
就读于伍伦贡迪拜分校，意味着要前往迪拜学习和生活。

这座大名鼎鼎却实际上较少为国人了解的都市，究竟凭借何种魅力吸引留学生前往？而家长和学生们担心的学习环境、生活习惯、是否安全等诸如此类的问题会不会有个令人满意的答案？
Salem校长的回答是肯定的，“对于学生和毕业生来说，迪拜都是一个很棒的城市。

互联网和商业全球化将世界变成了地球村，迪拜就是得益于此种模式下的完美例子。

”他说，“一百多个民族组成的居民把这个城市变成了一个文化和传统的大熔炉。

在迪拜学习，你可以了解到多元文化主义，这在各行各业的专业领域都有着重要的价值。

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同时，80%多的外来人口比例促生出迪拜高度包容的基因，让大部分外来者都能在这座城市找寻到适合自己的生活方式和文化经历。

坐落于中东地区中心地带的迪拜，如同亚欧大陆中镶嵌的一颗明珠，是世界最为重要的交通核心城市之一，在这里，繁忙的机场每日迎来送往世界各国的航班，川流不息的车辆输送着来自全球又去往各地的人们，方便留学生们由此地出发，探究世界。

“与美国、英国和加拿大相比，学生更容易申请阿联酋的留学签证。

”谈到很多学
生担心的签证问题，Salem校长表示，对于
想要留在迪拜发展的学生们，这座城市同样
向他们敞开怀抱。

“阿联酋为毕业生提供了
机会，优秀的学生如果希望留在这个国家，
现在可以获得长达10年的签证。

”Salem校
长对毕业生们在迪拜的就业前景颇为看好，
“迪拜是全球五大增长经济体之一，2020
年迪拜世博会为酒店、旅游、医疗、制造和
物流等行业创造更多就业岗位。

在这座城市
扎根的跨国组织也将为年轻的毕业生提供
很好的工作机会。

”
Salem校长三个尚未成年的孩子都在
迪拜读书，因此，他很能理解留学生父母对
于安全的重视。

“根据2019年的Numbeo犯
罪指数评估，阿联酋被列为世界上第三安全
的国家，在政治上也很稳定。

同时，迪拜也
对国际学生持相当的欢迎态度，所以家长和
学生都可以放心，留学生们在这里会得到很
好的照顾。

”
国际化教学环境浸润
塑造学生领导力优势
在全球化和国际化日益明显的当下，在
这个仍然讲究“眼见为实”的时代，亲身体
会、亲眼所见会对未来更好接纳不同文化观
点，在文化思维碰撞中的求同存异有着重要
的意义，也能为学生们日后迈出校门踏入社
会，充分了解世界不同的文明与价值观奠定
基础。

地处亚欧大陆中心地带的UOWD，与
迪拜这座国际化大都市的气质相合，目前，
校园内有来自108个国家的3500多名学生，
还有不同国家的15.2万名校友，学生国际化
程度很高。

正如Salem校长所说，
多元文化学生们将从UOW全球亚
洲教育机构大家庭中受
益，他们从中能够获得更
广泛的资源和校友网络。

全球认可的学位有助于
提高他们在迪拜和国际
上的就业成效。

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在此地融汇，来自世界不同国家不同民族的文化异彩纷呈，走进伍伦贡迪拜分校的校园，时间与地域的距离骤然缩小，这里有一整个多彩的文化世界等待学生们去探索。

UOWD不仅汇聚了来自世界各地的国际学生，还组建起一支不同文化、不同领域的教师团体。

“UOWD拥有一支强大的学者队伍，他们不仅是各自领域的领导者，而且正在帮
助UOWD塑造未来的领导者。

”Salem校长告诉《留学》记者，UOWD的104名教学研究人员分别来自29个国家，包括澳大利亚、英国、美国、印度、新加坡、欧洲和海湾合作委员会国家。

他们在三个主要学院工作，包括商业与金融、工程与计算机科学、人文与社会科学。

谈到学校的教学队伍，Salem校长对这支队伍的国际化程度和专业能力十分自信，“作为阿联酋教育部认证要求的一部分，我们所有的讲师都拥有博士学历。

为了满足行业需求，目前我们有超过30位博士参与了100个领域的研究活动。

”
在S a lem校长看来，国际化是体现在UOWD方方面面的。

对UOWD的广大学生们而言，他们能享受到的远不仅限于迪拜这一座城市的教育资源，除了在迪拜的分校外，UOW已经扩展到马来西亚和香港地区。

“学生们将从UOW全球亚洲教育机构大家庭中受益，他们从中能够获得更广泛的资源和校友网络。

全球认可的学位有助于提高他们在迪拜和国际上的就业成效。

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曾在多个国家进修并工作过的Salem 校长认为，在当今竞争激烈的市场中，从人群中脱颖而出正变得越来越重要。

“当学生们还在上大学的时候，他们的注意力不应该仅仅集中在学术上。

为了被雇主认为更有价
值，学生应该积极参与实习和志愿工作，在工作中运用他们的学术知识，同时发展他们在技术、沟通、领导能力和团队合作等领域的可相互转换技能。

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相应地，为了培养学生们在这些方面的素养，UOWD设有严谨和全面的制度，以确保学生不断得到反馈，包括各类考试、论文、个案研究、
研讨会以及全年的各种作业。

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“这些评估能够帮助我们的教师跟踪学生的学习进展。

”Salem校长对《留学》记者说，学校内部各类考核的目的都是为了优化课程设置，并促进学生们的综合素质提升，“我们的硕士研究生还有一个额外的优势，他们可以参与商业推介和行业活动，这能帮助他们融入工作场所。

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中国学生在迪拜
21世纪的中国，仍走在不断开放的道路上。

如今的许多中国留学生，已将迈出国门远赴异乡读书深造看成是很平常的经历，比起纠结于在哪个国家读书，他们更加看重的是留学之旅的体验和毕业之后的发展前景，以及学习经验是否能够帮助自己在未来职场上取得更好的职业发展，当《留学》记者问到这一点时，Salem校长给出了自己的看法。

“中国学生是我们数量增长最快的学生群体，目前UOWD共有150位来自中国的学生就读，既有本科生，也有攻读硕士学位的人，最受欢迎专业的有工商管理硕士和教育硕士等。

”Salem校长对《留学》记者说道，随着中国和阿联酋的双边关系进一步发展，近几年学校内中国学生的数量大幅增长，中国作为生源国的地位正变得越来越重要，“我们与多位中国学术顾问签订协议，并定期访问中国各地的城市，与潜在的投递学生见面。

中国是我们最大的增长市场，随着迪拜中国人口的增加，中国学生对我们学位的需求也在增加。

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除了目前可选择的专业外，S a le m校长还特别提到，2020年UOWD将推出新的专业课程，“中国学生对我们的奢侈品管理硕士学位也很有兴趣，这是我们与著名的意大利商学院米兰理工大学商学院合作创立的硕士学位。

这项专业课程定于2020年8月推出，针对的是由中国消费者日益增长的消费需求所带动发展的全球奢侈品市场。

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作为一所总部设在迪拜的澳大利亚国际大学，UOWD由迪拜教育局（KHDA）管理，中国学生所获得的学位由中国学术交流服务中心(CSCSE)和中国教育部自动核实，学生们的学习历程没有后顾之忧。

作为阿联酋第二大贸易伙伴，提出“一带一路”倡议的中国也非常重视与阿联酋的政治经贸关系。

“超过4000家中国公司在阿联酋运营，他们的总部设在迪拜，包括科技巨头华为、腾讯和荣耀等。

中国学生将来会在阿联酋国家经济增长中扮演重要的角色。

随着中阿双边关系的加强、越来越多的中国企业和中国游客涌入这一地区，在阿联酋，具备普通话和英语双语言技能的毕业生是具有很大优势的。

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谈到这个话题，Salem校长说，中国学生在迪拜当地能够找到合适的实习或工作，这一点在UOWD更容易实现，“我们与华为等公司签订了协议，为研究生和实习生提供服务。

华为在我们目前的校园正对面便设有办公室。

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Dubai is a familiar and mysterious place among many people’s impres-sion. Becoming more familiar with the city, I’ve heard too many stories and legends about Dubai. The desert oasis is full of sparkling gold. The world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, stands here. The Burj Al Arab is shining in the sun, waiting for tourists all over the world to explore more novelty and lux-ury.
Dubai has become more familiar for many of us, but still remain mys-terious. The familiarity comes from hearsay and facts -- the floor of Dubai is paved with gold bricks; the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, stands here; the most luxury hotel is shining in the sun; it is a wonderland for tour-ists.
Naturally, Dubai is surrounded by desert and sea. While it is actu-ally the stories of Dubai attract peo-ple’s attention as the going said that
The heaven of academia, the pearl in oasis Learn this desert city from a University Reporter_ZhangYing Editor_LiuWeizhenping Design_ ZhangYu
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the distance generates strangeness. If someone decides to study in Dubai, his courage certainly will ignite oth-ers curiosity – Is t serious to choose Dub a i a s t he desti n ation to study abroad? Why Dubai? What to study in Dubai? Taking consideration of the same curious questions, the journalist of Studying Abroad Magazine cordially interviewed Professor Mohamed Vall Mohamed Salem Zein, the President of the University of Wollongong in Dubai, and listened to his story in Dubai by spotting from a university in Dubai, which is like a castle in the wonderland of imagination.
UOWD: a sea breeze from Australia
Before 2015, the Chinese name of the University of Wollongong (UOW) was also called “Wollongong”. Be-cause of this name, it became a fre-quent occurrence in “excellent uni-versities with unknown to Chinese” and “universities with a weird Chi-nese name”. Due to the localization of translation, many people misunder-stood it as a Chinese university but ac-tually it is a university from Australia which situated only one hour away from Sydney. “Wollongong” was originally related to the sea, meaning five islands on the coastline.
In 1993, “Wollongong” brought the sea breeze into the desert and a bra nch ca mpus was esta blished in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It was originally called the Institute of Aus-tralian Studies (IAS). The University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD) is the first foreign university in the UAE and the first Australian university in the Persian Gulf. Since then, the ocean and the land have held hands. With the solid foundation of higher education resources and the unique geographical advantages of Dubai, a skyscraper me-tropolis, the University of Wollongong Dubai has gradually become one of the most prestigious universities in Dubai.
Prior to be appointed as the Pres-ident of the UOWD in 2015, Profes-sor Salem joined this fast-growing, emerging college early. He has worked in software engineering for many years in Mauritania and Canada. After re-ceiving his doctorate, President Salem came to Dubai in 2004.
“My interests and expertise lie in both technical and non-technical as-pects of computers, and academia has always been of great interest to me.” President Salem said that he is not only devoted to the research of software en-gineering, performance analysis and scalability of information technology, but also has experience in innovation, in for mation tech nology ethics a nd other more dominant and humanized concepts. In his mind, academic teach-ing and industry development do not conflict with each other, and he has his own pursuit of both.
T he Un iversit y of Wol longong Dubai is just such a place that can satisfy his two pursuits. “ The Uni-versity of Wollongong Dubai (UOWD), located at the heart of the vibrant city of Dubai where all major international key players in the industry are located, presented to me a unique opportuni-ty to pursue both my interests. I never looked back.”
In 2008, Salem served as the Dean of the School of Information Technol-ogy and was appointed Dean of the School of Engineering and Information Science at the end of 2009. Until 2015, he became the President of this school. He has witnessed most of the devel-opment of UOWD. Exerting his efforts, P resident S a lem h a s ac compa n ie d UOWD’s “infant” and “adolescent” periods. “We have grown immense-ly over the past 26 years – beginning with eight students in 1993 to cur-rently more than 3,500 students. We look forward to moving into our new campus later this year where we will have room for more.”Salem is also very pleased about the achievements of the university over the years.
As the President Salem said, at UOWD, you can not only learn tech-nical subj ects such as in for mation technology, computer science, en-gineering, but also understand the non-technical aspects of these indus-tries. UOWD offers not only science and engineering programs, but also business finance, media communica-tion and other popular disciplines for international students.
Due to its native Australian ances-try, the university naturally has unique advantages in subject resources and
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academic qualifications. All students studying at UOWD do not need to travel to Australia and gain the same degree certificate as Wollongong, Australia. If they want to study in another environ-ment, they can also take the exchange program to learn a part of courses in Australia.
“UOWD follows the Australian education system. However, we are tri-ple accredited. This means that our de-grees are accredited locally, regionally and internationally. “The President of Salem explained, “UOWD degrees come from Australia and are TEQSA Australia Quality-Assured degrees. On a local level, within the UAE, UOWD is accredited and attested by the high-est bodies within the country – the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) UAE, Commission for Academic Ac-creditation (CAA) UAE and Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), Dubai. “
Behind the triple accreditations are triple regulations. The Dubai campus is accredited by both the Australian and The UAE governments. President Salem is confident of this: “our university is heavily regulated to ensure the highest quality of degrees possible.”
Why study in Dubai
Studying at UOWD means learning and living in Dubai. The city is lit-tle-known to Chinese people but fa-mous world widely. What kind of charm lets Dubai attract foreign students? Will parents and students be satisfied with the answers in terms of learning environment, living habits, personal safety and so on?
President Salem’s answer is YES. “Dubai is a great city for students and graduates. With the advent of the in-ternet and businesses going global, we live in a global village, and Dubai is a perfect example of this universal model. Citizens of more than a hundred nationalities have turned the city into a melting pot of culture and traditions.” he said. “ If you study in Dubai you ca n lea r n a bout multiculturalism, which is so valued in the professional world across multiple industry sectors.
At the same time, more than 80% of the foreign population contributes Dub ai’s high ly i nclusive
culture,
which en a bles most of the foreign people to find their own lifestyle and cultural experience. Dubai, located in the center of the Middle East, is one of the most important transportation core cities in the world, just like a pearl inlaid in the Eurasian continent. Here, the busy airports welcome flights from and to all over the world, and endless vehicles transport people from all over the world. The mature system and per-fect geographic location make interna-tional students convenient to take set out? from here to explore the world.
“It is much easier to obtain a study visa for the UAE compared to America, the UK and Canada, making the study abroad process seamless.” When it comes to visa issues that many stu-dents worry about, President Salem is quite optimistic about the employment prospects of graduates in Dubai. “ Dubai is also one of the top five grow-ing economies in the world and events such as Dubai Expo 2020 are creating more jobs in industry sectors such as hospitality, tourism, healthcare, man-ufacturing, transport and logistics. The city is also home to multinational organizations which pose great op-portunities for young graduates. The UAE’s regulatory authority has also opened up opportunities for graduates, as exceptional students are now able to get a visa for up to ten years, should they wish to remain in the country.”
President Salem, who has three young children studying in Dubai, ful-ly understands the importance of safe-ty for international students and their parents. “According to Crime Index 2019 by Numbo, The UAE is ranked as one of the top 3 safest country in the world and is also stable on politics. At the same time, Dubai is also quite welcoming to international students, so parents and students can rest as-sured that international students will be well taken care of here. “
Infiltration of international learning envi-ronment shapes the leadership advantage Even with the fashion of globaliza-tion and internationalization, “seeing is believing” will never be out out-dated. Experience in person is signif-icant for one to give respect, to accept cultural difference, to seek common
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ground in the collision of distinct kinds of cultural thinking. When students step out of school and enter the society in the future, it will be their foundation to fully understand different civiliza-tions and values in the world.
UOWD not only brings together international students from all over the world, but also forms a group of teach-ers from different cultures and fields. “UOWD takes pride in being a centre of excellence for learning and research. Today, we have a team of qualified academics who are not only leaders in their respective fields but are also helping shape the leaders of tomor-row. “ President Salem told Studying Abroad Magazine that UOWD’s 104 professors come from 29 countries, including Australia, UK, US, India, Singapore, Europe and the Gulf Co-operation Council countries. They are divided across three major faculties, including business and finance, engi-neering and computer science, human-ities and social sciences. Speaking of the teaching team, President Salem is very confident about the international-ization and professional capabilities of the team. “As part of our accreditation requirements from the UAE Ministry of Education, all of our lecturers are PhD holders. To address the industry de-mand, currently, we have more than 30 PhD’s involved in research activities across 100 different fields. “
In President Salem’s view, in-ternationalization is reflected in all aspects of UOWD. For UOWD stu-dents, they can enjoy far more than the educational resources of the city of Dubai. In addition to the branch cam-pus in Dubai, UOW has expanded to regions including Malaysia and Hong Kong SAR” . Students also stand to benefit from the UOW global family of educational institutions in Asia – thereby giving them access to a much wider network of resources and alum-ni. Globally recognized degrees that enhance the employment outcomes of UOWD graduates both in Dubai and internationally.”
Because of learning and working in many countries, President Salem believes that in highly competitive market, it is becoming increasingly crucial to stand out from the crowd. “When students are still in college,
they will not be encouraged to pay at-
tention solely on academics. In order to be considered more valuable by em-ployers, students should participate in internships and volunteer activities willingly, trying to master their ac-ademic knowledge in their work, and develop their interchangeable skills in areas such as technology, communica-tion, leadership and teamwork. “
Accordingly, in order to cultivate students’ literacy in these aspects, UOWD has a rigorous and comprehen-sive system to ensure that students re c eive conti nuous fe e d b ack f rom exams, essays, seminars, case stud-ies, and assignments throughout the year. “These assessments also help our faculty to keep track of student’s progress in addition to offering course corrections where needed.” President Salem told Studying Abroad Magazine that the purpose of various assess-ments in the school is to optimize the curriculum and promote the overall quality of students. “Our Master’s students a lso h ave t he adde d ad-vantage of participating in business pitches a nd industr y engagements which help them to assimilate into the workplace.Chinese students in Dubai
China in the 21st century is still on the road of reforming and open-ing. Nowadays, many students have regarded it as a common experience to study abroad in another country or region. In President Salem’s eyes, compared to studying in which coun-try, Chinese students’ value more on the learning experience, the prospects after graduation, and helpfulness to career development.
“In our university, currently there are 150 Chinese students. It is our fastest growing sector of students. They are enrolled in both undergrad-uate and post graduate courses, the most popular degrees being MBA, Master of Business and Master of Edu-cation.” President Salem told Studying Abroad Magazine that with the further development of bilateral relations be-tween China and The UAE, the number of Chinese students in the school has increased significantly in recent years, and China’s status as a student source country is increasing as well. “We have signed agreements with multi-ple Chinese academic counsellors and regularly visit cities around China to
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meet with potential students. China is our number one growth market and as Dubai’s Chinese population increas-es, so does demand for our degrees from Chinese students. The growing Chinese population in Dubai increases demand for our degrees. No doubt that China is our biggest growth market. “Besides the currently available ma-jors, President Salem also specifically mentioned that UOWD will launch new courses in 2020. “ There has also been an increased interest from Chinese students for our Global Executive Mas-ter in Luxury Management (GEMLux) Master’s degree created in partnership with the prestigious Italian business school, Politecnico di Milano’s Grad-uate School of Business (MIP). Set to launch in August 2020, the degree ca-ters to the growing worldwide luxury market, driven by increased spending from Chinese consumers. “
As a n i nter n ation al Australia n university based in Dubai, under the KHDA, Chinese students in UOWD re-ceive visas on arrival and degrees are automatically verified by the Chinese Service Centre for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE) and the Ministry of Education in China. Therefore, Students don’t need to worry about the degree verifi-cation after graduation.
As T he UAE ’s second la rgest trading partner, China, which has pro-posed “the Belt and Road” initiative, also attaches great importance to po-litical and economic relations with The UAE. “More than 4,000 Chinese com-panies operate in The UAE and their headquarters are in Dubai, including technology giants Huawei, Tencent and HORNOR. Chinese students will play an important role in the economic growth of The UAE nation in the future. As the China - UAE bilateral relations strengthen seeing an influx of Chinese businesses grow as well as Chinese visitors to the region. The need for qualified graduates with Dual English/ Mandarin language skills is extremely advantageous in the UAE.”
Speaking about this topic, Pres-ident Salem said that Chinese stu-dents can find suitable internships or jobs in Dubai, which is easier to ach ieve i n UOWD. “We a lso h ave agreements in place to provide grad-uate students and interns with com-panies such as Huawei, which has an office located directly opposite our
current campus.”
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From 2019 to 2020, Australian Bushfire have been continued for several mouths. This catastrophe caused many creatures lost their habitat, smaze fill the earth, people’s life also under the influence. In addition, Chinese students who study in Australia also felt the power of fire in past months. Australia is such a country with magnifi-cent natural scenery. Good natural environ-ment bring fresh air and diversified animals to this country, however, because of large vegetation coverage, bushfire is not rare in Australia.
In Dubai, there exist kinds of different cultures, Chinese culture is one of the most influential cultures here. At the date of Chinese New Year, you can feel the New Year atmosphere in the street of Dubai.each university in Dubai also hang up Spring Festival’s garniture. Even foreigners would say“Happy New Year” in this day when they meet Chinese people. As international students, Chinese students always have dinner together in this special date which is worth celebrating, they prepare food mate-rial and cook by themselves.
Dubai is a legendary city in many people’s impression. When people talk about Dubai, they always mention the petroleum, seven-star hotel and such priceless things. However, Dubai is also an ideal city for studying abroad. Mo-hamed-Vall Mohamed Salem Zein, as president of university of Wollongong in Dubai, had been in this mysterious place for around sixteen years. In 2004, Salem came to Dubai and started his new life, and in 2015, he became the president of the school.
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